The Duke Clarity Tourbillon is a luxurious Luxembourgish salute to Genta watchmaking
Boasting a familiar octagonal form housing an innovative in-house movement, it’s a bold first attempt from a brand (and country) little known to the world.
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Microbrands didn’t just come about because Kickstarter made fundraising accessible and non-European manufacturing improved in quality – they were also a product of necessity. As luxury watch prices went up and collectors craved unique looks, microbrands were there to fill the hole. Now there are hundreds of them, but UniDesign Watch Co. is one of … 
This retro-inspired dive watch isn’t just a pretty face: it’s a proper tool watch.
Montoir’s design brief was simple – classic dive watch, Swiss movement, affordable price – and they delivered.
Like many new microbrands, Bōken was created from a desire to do good in an industry that has only recently become interested in conservation efforts, alongside making great watches, of course. Built with a brushed titanium case and housed in a contemporary cushion shape, the Bōken Nomad takes a premium position within the microbrand realm by … 
Vario’s first take on a GMT watch elegantly executes the complication without compromising the Empire’s distinct Art Deco aesthetic.
The new Manime La Fidèle vies to be the ultimate minimalist integrated bracelet watch that doesn’t skimp on specs.
Industrial watch design comes up a lot when discussing brands such as Hublot and Ball Watch Co, but any fan of Rammstein can assure you that nobody does industrial like the Germans. Aeronom was founded to be brash and bold, inspired by the urban sprawls of city architecture, streetwear and hip-hop. Their first release focused … 
Now in their tenth year, the brand with Transylvanian ancestry has released the Peren Regia with more tasteful details.
For as many watch enthusiasts as we have here, Australia is lacking somewhat when it comes to home-grown brands. Of course we have Bausele, Galvin, and the not-so-subtly-named Melbourne Watch Company, though none of these designs have much to offer in terms of Australian-inspired design traits. Nullarbor, this week’s feature on Micro Mondays, aims to …